Ad networks
Networks selling push, pop, native, in-app and display traffic. Profiles are compiled by Traffberry from public sources, with a source link for every fact.
7SearchPPC
7SearchPPC is an advertising network that serves both advertisers and publishers. It sells six ad formats: text, native, banner, push, popunder and interstitial ads. Campaigns are priced on CPC or CPM. The network states coverage of more than 239 GEOs and over four billion monthly impressions across all formats, and says it serves more than 50,000 advertisers and 70,000 publishers. The platform is self-serve. Advertisers manage campaigns themselves, can track traffic with UTM parameters, and can use dynamic ad rotation to reduce ad fatigue. Support is available around the clock by email and by phone, with separate lines for India and for international inquiries. Accepted payment methods are credit and debit cards, cryptocurrencies, wire transfers and, for India only, UPI and wallet payments. The verticals 7SearchPPC lists are crypto, media, healthcare, iGaming, dating, finance, VPN, e-commerce, real estate, e-learning, travel, adult, IT services, logistics and NGOs. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit or an itemized list of targeting options, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them.
AADS
AADS (formerly known by its a-ads.com domain) is a crypto and Bitcoin advertising network established in 2011. It describes itself as a self-serve network with quick launch and flexible budgets, and its homepage states more than 300 active campaigns, over 15 years of experience and a daily reach of more than 300 million. The network sells banner ads in a range of sizes. Pricing options are CPM, cost per day, CPA and revenue sharing. The site says a crypto campaign can be launched in about five minutes, with results visible shortly after launch, and its budget calculator works with daily budgets. Payments are accepted in cryptocurrency and by bank card. Withdrawals are available in BTC, and the Lightning network is supported for fast transfers. The niches AADS lists are tokens, trading, blockchain, gambling, betting, mobile apps, casino, NFTs, Web3, Amazon products and dating. Support runs around the clock through live chat, Telegram, Facebook and email. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit or an itemized list of targeting options, so those fields are left empty in this profile. Cost per day is recorded in the description only, as it is not one of the catalog's standard pricing models.
Adcash
Adcash is an advertising network with a self-serve platform where advertisers set up a campaign and can start advertising within minutes. It offers five performance-oriented ad formats: video ads, pop-under ads, in-page push ads, interstitial ads and display ads. Adcash's terms describe the pricing options available to advertisers. With CPM the advertiser pays for each thousand impressions, with CPC for each click, with CPA for each agreed action such as an install or a sale, and with CPS a percentage of each sale. A separate bid type, CPAT, automatically optimizes a campaign's traffic toward the maximum number of conversions. Each model can have minimum prices by format, country, content and targeting, and these minimums may change. The verticals Adcash highlights for advertisers are sports, iGaming, adult, VPN and software, video on demand, app installs and finance. The platform offers a range of targeting options for reaching the intended audience. A campaign can start with as little as 100 EUR or USD. Funding options listed in the Adcash help center are wire transfer, credit card, cryptocurrency (USDC, BTC and ETH), PayPal, Revolut and Skrill, with fees set by the payment providers. Wire payments are not supported to or from a list of restricted countries published in the same article.
adjoe
adjoe is an ad tech company that builds its app advertising technology in-house and works with both app advertisers and publishers on monetization, user acquisition and loyalty. The site states that it was founded as part of the Applike Group. For advertisers it offers three products. Playtime is a rewarded gaming format. adjoe Ads is its display advertising product. adjoe Exchange gives access to top global app publishers through adjoe's own supply-side platform. Targeting is described as demographic, aimed at connecting advertisers directly with their target audience, and the platform includes an analytics dashboard for optimizing performance. adjoe describes its anti-fraud protection as state of the art and states that it holds ISO 27001 certification for information security. The website is available in English, Japanese, Korean and simplified and traditional Chinese. The pages used for this profile do not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, a founding year or whether campaigns are self-serve, so those fields are left empty until an official page confirms them. adjoe is present on Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube, which are listed below.
AdMaven
AdMaven is an advertising network that runs a self-serve platform aimed at affiliate and performance marketers. Its advertiser page names media buyers, affiliates, agencies, brands, CPA offer owners and other ad networks among the buyers it works with. The formats on offer are pop ads that open a new tab, push notifications, in-page push shown as a floating banner, interstitials and a content locker format. The content locker is positioned for content arbitrage pages, sweepstakes and app installs. AdMaven states that it monetizes over one billion daily ad impressions worldwide across 15,000 exclusive traffic sources, and that a bot detection system is used to keep non-human traffic out of campaigns. Its targeting is driven by an AI-based algorithm; the site does not publish a list of individual targeting options. The verticals named on the advertiser page are software distributors, mobile utilities, games, finance and lead generation. For conversion-focused campaigns, the advertiser can set a desired cost per conversion and let the platform optimize toward it; this is an optimization mode rather than a separate pricing model. The site mentions a low first deposit without giving an amount, so the minimum deposit and funding methods are left empty here.
Adnium
Adnium is an advertising network that states it has more than ten years in business, over one billion daily impressions and tens of thousands of publishers. It runs a dashboard-based platform, with API access for advertisers and publishers who automate their work. Billing is on a CPM basis. The homepage frames it as paying only for real impressions by real people, which is the network's own description of its traffic quality. For targeting, Adnium cites more than 220,000 ad targeting points and describes its targeting as optimal and backed by detailed metrics, with demographic and geographic targeting mentioned on the page. The individual targeting options are not itemized on the homepage. On the publisher side, the platform offers content restrictions so that publishers can control what appears on their sites. The homepage does not list the specific ad formats, a minimum deposit or payment methods, and it gives the company's age only as more than ten years rather than a founding year. Those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Adnium is present on X, Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube, which are listed below.
AdNow
AdNow is a native advertising network that connects advertisers with publishers. Its homepage describes native ads as appearing at the right moment in the right place and highlights three kinds of placements: content discovery, product recommendations and advertising placements on publisher pages. The network publishes its scale on the homepage: 160,000 publishers, one billion daily recommendations and operations in 114 countries. It also states that native ads can deliver up to three times higher click-through rates and two times higher conversion rates; this is AdNow's own claim, not a figure checked for this profile. Advertisers run their campaigns through AdNow One, the network's advertiser platform, which is reached from the main site. At the time of checking, the homepage advertised a promotion for new advertisers on AdNow One: a bonus for reaching a set spend within the first two weeks. The public homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum deposit, payment methods, targeting options or preferred verticals. They are left empty in this profile until an official public page confirms them.
AdProfex
AdProfex is an advertising network that sells three formats: native ads, push ads and popunder ads. Its homepage describes a high volume of exclusive traffic and broad geography covering more than 60 countries. Targeting works through bid multipliers: an advertiser can raise or lower the bid by mobile operator, country, browser, platform and time of day. The platform gives price recommendations together with a forecast of the reach a bid will get. AdProfex publishes a breakdown of its network volumes by source, topic, GEO and content type, and it groups traffic into segments prepared for specific verticals, without naming those verticals on the homepage. On traffic quality, the network offers compensation for invalid activity. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum deposit, payment methods for advertisers, a founding year or whether the platform is self-serve, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. AdProfex runs a Telegram channel alongside its Facebook and LinkedIn pages, which are listed below.
AdsCompass
AdsCompass is a global self-serve platform for buying and selling traffic. Advertisers manage their campaigns themselves in the platform, and the site states coverage of more than 200 geographies. The list of ad formats is long. POP ads open in the background or over the webpage after a user click. Push notifications and in-page push cover notification-style traffic. Native ads and banners cover in-page placements, and video pre-roll covers video inventory. AdsCompass also sells two rewarded formats, rewarded posts and rewarded video. Campaigns are bought on two cost structures: CPC, paid per click, and CPM, paid per thousand impressions. The homepage includes a FAQ section for advertisers and publishers. AdsCompass runs a Telegram help channel and an Instagram account, which are listed below. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit, payment methods, targeting options, preferred verticals or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. The site also displays an IAB logo among its credentials.
AdsGram
AdsGram is an advertising platform for Telegram. It offers four types of placements inside Telegram: Mini Apps, channels, bots and alternative clients. The platform reports more than 15 million daily impressions across 74 countries. Advertisers can run three campaign types: post-style image ads, video ads and a task format. Up to ten banners can be added to a campaign. Bidding uses one pricing model, CPM, alongside target CPC and target CPA strategies with bids recommended by the system; the target strategies are optimization modes rather than separate pricing models, so only CPM is recorded here. Targeting options are country, interface language, platform (iOS or Android), VPN usage, Telegram Premium status and TON wallet ownership, with up to ten audience segments per campaign. The dashboard is self-serve, with round-the-clock support, and AdsGram states that a campaign can be set up in about five minutes. It describes multi-layer anti-fraud verification and integrates with trackers and measurement partners including AppsFlyer, Adjust, AppMetrica, Keitaro and Kochava. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit or payment methods, so those fields are left empty in this profile. In this catalog, placements in Mini Apps are recorded as in-app traffic and post-style ads in channels as native.
AdsKeeper
AdsKeeper is an advertising platform that sells native placements together with several notification and display formats. The formats listed on its site are native ads, a mobile widget, banners, push notifications, in-site notifications and an exit pop-up. The site states that the platform works with over 20,000 partners and that it is operated by Hardware Solution Limited, a company registered in Hong Kong. For advertisers, AdsKeeper names the sectors it supports: healthy living and beauty, finance and investing, casinos and gambling, content promotion, dating, video gaming, gifts and souvenirs, and e-commerce. The advertiser page also publishes impression volumes by region, covering APAC, Indonesia, Latin America, Europe, India and the United States. Targeting is described as AI-driven, with more than ten filter options for granular targeting and retargeting. Experienced account managers are available to help advertisers build campaigns. The advertiser page lists PayPal, Paxum, Visa and wire transfer as payment options. Pricing models and the minimum deposit are not stated on the pages used for this profile, so those fields are left empty.
Adsterra
Adsterra is an advertising network that has been working with advertisers and publishers since 2013. It sells traffic from its own publisher base through a self-serve platform, and the format list is broad: popunder, Social Bar (a notification-style unit that works across operating systems and browsers), in-page push, interstitials, native banners, standard display banners and Smartlink, a single link that routes visitors to the best-matching offer. Buyers can pay per impression, per click or per action, and a Smart CPM mode lets the platform manage bids automatically. Not every model is available on every format: interstitials, for example, are sold on CPM and CPA. Adsterra states that its traffic comes from 248 GEOs and that campaigns have more than twenty targeting settings. The verticals the network writes about most are games, e-commerce, sweepstakes, VPN and other utility software, iGaming and subscription offers. The minimum deposit is set by the payment method. Cards (Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay), PayPal and Paxum start at $100, digital wallets through Inxy at $200, and wire transfer at $1,000. Adsterra notes that these thresholds can change and that the current figures are shown after login.
AdSupply
AdSupply describes itself as an ad network and exchange that has been established for over a decade as a CPM and CPC network. Its homepage positions it as an alternative to the largest ad tech companies, with an emphasis on personal partnerships rather than standardized solutions. Popunder is its specialty format: AdSupply states that no one serves it better and that it has the highest-converting pop execution online. These are the company's own claims. The network is built on a global set of exclusive publisher websites, from APAC to Latin America, and the site describes the volume as millions of monthly ad engagements. Advertisers get direct access to publisher inventory, dedicated account managers and ad executions that the company describes as high-CTR. Pricing is on CPM or CPC, as the site describes the network in those terms. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit, payment methods, targeting options, preferred verticals, a founding year or whether the platform is self-serve, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. AdSupply is present on X, Facebook and LinkedIn, which are listed below.
AdUp Technology
AdUp Technology is an ad tech company that sells native, display and engagement ads on publishing environments, and mentions its operations in Germany. The site states more than 15 years in ad tech, over 500 active campaigns and more than 250 high-quality publishing environments, and it presents the company as a market leader in the travel sector. Pricing is per click: advertisers only pay when a user clicks an ad. The site does not mention a minimum spend. Targeting options include contextual targeting that matches ads to page content, geographic targeting by region or postcode, device targeting such as mobile only, time-based targeting by day and time, and retargeting of previous site visitors. AdUp offers three tracking pixels, described as GDPR-compliant: an engagement pixel for session quality, a retargeting pixel for site visitors and a conversion pixel for post-click actions. There are three ways to work with AdUp. With self-service, the advertiser manages campaigns in the platform and can start immediately. With assisted service, the advertiser still manages campaigns but can call on expert support. With managed service, the AdUp team implements the campaigns, with limited availability. Payment is possible by PayPal, invoice or bank transfer.
Adverty
Adverty is an in-game advertising platform based in Stockholm, Sweden. Its ad format is In-Play, a trademarked format that places ads inside the game for gaming audiences, and the homepage invites advertisers to reach millions of exclusive people across every screen. Targeting is described as audience and GEO targeting with precision and contextual relevance. Adverty works with both sides of the market: game developers integrate its technology into their games across screens, and advertisers buy placements in those games. Both groups use a self-served online portal, where advertisers can monitor and fully control their ad spend and manage and track every detail of a campaign, and developers can do the same for their revenue. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, preferred verticals, specific platforms for advertisers or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Adverty is present on Facebook and Instagram, which are listed below. The company's Stockholm address is published on its site.
ADxAD
ADxAD is an advertising network that sells five formats: banners, native ads, popunders, push and tablinks. It states that it processes more than three billion impressions per day, with 24/7 support for advertisers. The homepage divides its geography into tiers. Tier 1 is listed as the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, France and Canada, and Tier 2 and 3 as Latin America, Asia and Eastern Europe. These are the regions the network highlights, not a ranking of its largest markets. The verticals ADxAD names for advertisers are financial offers, gambling, betting, iGaming, dating, software, apps, video on demand, nutra, sweepstakes and entertainment. The site mentions flexible and secure payment options without naming them, and it does not state pricing models, a minimum deposit, targeting options, a service model or a founding year. Those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. ADxAD is present on X, Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn, which are listed below.
ADYOULIKE
ADYOULIKE is a native advertising platform with offices in New York, London and Neuilly-sur-Seine near Paris. It states that it works with 3,000 direct premium publishers, connects with 50 demand-side platforms and processes 50 billion impressions a month. Its formats are all native. Native Stories are built or replicated through its AYL Clipr platform. Native Social amplifies social media posts on the open web. Native Video uses component-based video ads that match the layout and design of each site, and Native Display applies the same component-based approach to customizable display ads. Automatic Stories are rendered dynamically from native assets, and Retail Stories are a commerce-focused format. The homepage presents case studies from brand campaigns, including results for PayPal, B&Q and Marriott; those figures are ADYOULIKE's own and are not repeated here. The homepage does not state pricing models, targeting options, a minimum spend, payment methods, a founding year or whether campaigns are self-serve or managed, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. ADYOULIKE is present on LinkedIn, X and Facebook, which are listed below.
Affle
Affle, presented on its site as Affle 3i, describes itself as a global technology company that enables AI-led consumer conversions for advertisers, organized by vertical. It works across mobile, connected TV and what it calls agentic or autonomous intelligent connected devices. Its business model is CPCU, cost per consumer unit. Because CPCU is not one of the catalog's standard pricing models, it is recorded here in the description only. The offerings named on the homepage span app store optimization, app discovery, user acquisition and retention, together with OpticksAI for creative generation and CTVAI for connected TV advertising. Affle states that it operates in more than 130 global markets and reaches over four billion connected devices. The company highlights 39 patents with 300 enforceable claims and ISO 27001:2022 and Singapore Data Protection Trustmark certifications. Its technology is described as separating human from non-human data and optimizing targeting and personalization along the consumer journey. The homepage does not state a minimum spend, payment methods, specific ad formats, a founding year or a headquarters location, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them.
AppLovin
AppLovin sells advertising to mobile game players. Its homepage frames the audience directly: over a billion people play mobile games every day, and AppLovin lets advertisers reach them. Two groups of advertisers are addressed. Gaming apps use it to acquire players across game genres, and consumer brands use it to drive purchases, sign-ups and subscriptions on their website or app. The ads run full screen. According to AppLovin, every ad appears during a natural pause in the game or is chosen by the player in exchange for a reward. A company blog post on its business model adds that AppLovin Ads primarily delivers full-screen video ads that users cannot scroll past: roughly half of impressions occur between game levels, and the other half are rewarded video placements where users watch an ad in exchange for in-game rewards. The same post states that the vast majority of money on the platform is spent on a performance basis. AppLovin's advertising products have been branded Axon, and the site links to an ads manager and to Axon accounts on social media. The pages used for this profile do not name a specific pricing model, a minimum spend, payment methods or targeting options, so those fields are left empty until an official source confirms them.
Appnext
Appnext is an app discovery platform that places apps in front of users directly on their device. Its homepage describes the technology as intent-based and AI-powered, connecting an app with the right users at the right moment so that advertisers reach high-intent users first. The core product is called Timeline. According to Appnext, it provides predictive recommendations built on real intent signals and works at two levels, inside apps and on the device itself, combining two discovery layers in one platform. The company positions the result as real conversions delivered by genuine, high-intent users. The on-device reach comes from partnerships with smartphone makers. The homepage names Xiaomi, Samsung, Oppo, Vivo, Lenovo, Transsion, ZTE and Petal among its OEM partners and describes the offering as global in scale. The homepage does not state specific ad formats or placements, pricing models, device counts, geographic coverage, a minimum spend, payment methods or a founding year. Those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Appnext is present on Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube, which are listed below.
AppSamurai
AppSamurai is a mobile app growth platform offering user acquisition, retargeting, app discovery and monetization. Its homepage states access to two billion users worldwide, 800 million active devices and more than 80,000 app integrations. The products are organized by use. AppSamurai for Games provides rewarded user acquisition for mobile games. The DSP buys programmatically across premium inventory for user acquisition and retargeting. OEM app discovery offers on-device discovery at scale. Rewarded Playtime is positioned as an ad revenue stream on the publisher side. The site presents both programmatic buying through its DSP and managed service offerings. It also states ISO 27001 certification for information security management. The homepage publishes performance figures for gaming campaigns and monetization; those are AppSamurai's own numbers and are not repeated here. It shows logos of brands such as Amazon and Hepsiburada. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, targeting options, preferred verticals or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. AppSamurai is present on Instagram and LinkedIn, which are listed below.
BidVertiser
BidVertiser is an advertising network that has been serving advertisers since 2008. It describes itself as a self-serve platform with real-time optimization, automatic bid override and postback support for conversion tracking. The formats on offer are direct navigation, pop-under, push notifications, in-page push, contextual injection pops and native ads. Targeting and segmentation cover geography, user agent, device, browser, ISP, carrier, sub-ID, bid and dayparting. BidVertiser states that its ad serving combines real-time optimization with machine learning, and that it runs fraud detection and malware scanning on its traffic. BidVertiser also refers to its global reach across many countries, without publishing a country list or volume figures. The homepage mentions e-commerce, travel and merchant-to-merchant campaigns as examples of what advertisers run on the network; those are examples rather than a closed list of verticals. The site does not state pricing models, a minimum deposit or payment methods on the pages used for this profile, so those fields are left empty until an official page confirms them.
BIGO Ads
BIGO Ads is an advertising platform that offers access to more than 600 million daily active users across mobile apps and web platforms. Its pitch to advertisers is acquiring the right users efficiently with deep learning models that continuously optimize for performance, while balancing brand building with performance outcomes. The site mentions real-time bidding and global scale, and it invites advertisers to contact a BIGO Ads expert for account setup and support. Advertisers manage their accounts in the BIGO Ads Business Center. According to the Business Center operation guide in the help center, an advertiser recharges the account by bank transfer to a designated USD account held with JPMorgan Chase Bank in Singapore, under the name Empathy Technology Pte. Ltd. The company name on the paying bank account must match the name of the business center, or the transfer may be rejected. After the advertiser submits the transfer record, the finance team completes the recharge within three working days of receiving the payment. The guide does not state a minimum recharge amount. The pages used for this profile do not list specific ad formats, pricing models or targeting options, so those fields are left empty until an official source confirms them.
Bitmedia
Bitmedia is a self-serve ad network for crypto and Web3 audiences that has been operating since 2014. Its homepage states that more than 200 Web3 brands have used it and that the network connects to over 7,000 high-intent news platforms, with more than 1.5 billion monthly impressions across crypto, finance, SaaS, gaming and mobile utility audiences. The ad formats listed are image ads, text ads, in-app ads, HTML5 ads, responsive ads and sticky ads, and Telegram advertising is offered as well. Campaigns are bought on CPM or CPC. A Smart Bid feature uses AI to find the price for a placement; it is a bidding aid rather than a separate pricing model. Targeting includes wallet-level targeting, a crypto-specific option. The platform offers real-time postback for conversion tracking, an API for automated workflows and an anti-fraud system that Bitmedia describes as four verification layers. The homepage also publishes average return and bot traffic claims; those are Bitmedia's own figures and are not repeated here. It does not state a minimum deposit or payment methods, so those fields are left empty until an official page confirms them.
Blockchain-Ads
Blockchain-Ads is an audience-based advertising platform for regulated industries, founded in 2021 as part of BCA Group. It focuses on reaching users in crypto, iGaming and finance. Campaigns run across display, native, video, mobile and connected TV on hundreds of thousands of websites and apps through its NEXUS ecosystem. Audiences are built from four billion signals a day, and a distinctive option is wallet targeting: audiences built from real on-chain activity across 82 blockchains. Access is limited to qualified advertisers, and compliance checks and budget thresholds are mandatory. Platform access requires a minimum deposit of $10,000, and the managed service requires a minimum monthly ad spend of $30,000. The site gives the average monthly spend as around $135,000. Advertisers can choose self-serve access or the managed service, which handles campaigns end to end. The platform offers full attribution and real-time optimization. The homepage presents case studies from crypto exchanges and an iGaming operator; those results are the company's own and are not repeated here. It does not state pricing models or payment methods, so those fields are left empty in this profile.
Buzzoola
Buzzoola is an advertising technology company that works with brands, publishers and ad platforms. For advertisers it offers native and video formats and states a reach of more than 100 million people across Russia, the CIS and beyond, describing the audience as active and wealthy. The formats listed are out-stream video with autoplay, a Mobile Native Unit shown in the content feed, a Mobile Native Carousel with multiple slides, and a Mobile Native Scroller that expands to full screen. Targeting options include precise geo-targeting, topic and social targeting by gender, age and interests, and device targeting. Campaign delivery can be limited by date, day or hour. The English homepage invites advertisers to start a campaign directly from the site. It does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, preferred verticals or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. The site footer shows a copyright range beginning in 2012, which is not recorded as a founding year.
ClickAdilla
ClickAdilla is a self-serve advertising network for media buyers. Its two primary formats are popunder and banner, and it also sells web push, in-page, direct link, video and native ads. Prices are set in a real-time auction rather than by a fixed rate card. The platform offers a Smart CPM mode with automatic bidding that adjusts bids and drops non-converting zones in real time; this is an optimization tool rather than a separate pricing model, so the pricing field is left empty here. Targeting covers location, device, platform and network, with more granular carrier and operating system targeting. The operational tools for media buyers include campaign setup, A/B testing, frequency caps and dayparting. The entry threshold is low: a campaign can be launched with a $5 deposit, although ClickAdilla recommends $500 or more to evaluate performance properly. Accepted payment methods are cards, USDT, Capitalist, Paxum, wire transfer, Coinbase and Cryptomus. The homepage shows vertical categories as images without labels, so preferred verticals are not listed in this profile. ClickAdilla runs a customer support bot and a news channel on Telegram alongside its other social profiles.
Clickadu
Clickadu is a self-serve advertising network selling traffic across six formats: popunder, in-page push, display banners (300×250, 300×100 and 728×90), video pre-roll, Instant Text Message (a mobile dialog-style unit) and SKIM, where publishers insert links into their pages. Advertisers buy on CPM or CPC, or let the platform manage bids with SmartCPM and SmartCPA. The advertiser page publishes the inventory leaders by country, and the list is a useful hint at where the volume sits: the United States, Vietnam, India, Germany, France, Japan, Brazil, Indonesia and Italy all appear at the top for one format or another. The verticals Clickadu highlights are paid content sites, social and entertainment apps, iGaming, tools and utilities, VPN, e-commerce and games. The platform offers the usual set of targeting controls for pop and push-style traffic, and advertisers set up and run campaigns themselves in the dashboard. The minimum budget to start is $100. According to the help center, deposits can be made by debit or credit card, PayPal or wire transfer, with bank fees applying to wires.
Clickaine
Clickaine is an advertising network that works with both advertisers and publishers and delivers ads across websites worldwide, on desktop and mobile. Its homepage states that campaigns can run across all GEOs and ad formats. The formats described on the site are native ads that match the design of the surrounding content, static or animated banners, in-stream video (pre-roll, mid-roll and post-roll), video sliders that slide in from the side or bottom of the screen, skim ads that open in a new window or tab when a user interacts with page content, a Spotlight Bar that sticks to the top or bottom of the page, push notifications and interstitials. The platform is self-serve: advertisers create, manage and optimize campaigns in their own dashboard without intermediaries. Targeting uses artificial intelligence and is based on behavior, location and preferences, and a smart bidding feature optimizes placement and budget in real time. Clickaine also lists anti-fraud tools against bot traffic, click fraud and malicious activity. The homepage links to separate pages on pricing models and top-performing verticals but does not state them itself, and it does not give a minimum deposit, payment methods or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile.
Cointraffic
Cointraffic is a crypto advertising network that states it works with more than 700 manually vetted blockchain publishers and serves over a billion monthly impressions, with access to sites such as Cointelegraph, Etherscan and CoinGecko. The formats on offer are banner ads (in-page, sticky, premium header and slide units), native ads (notification alerts and content-integrated placements), pop-under ads and press release distribution across more than 300 publications. Pricing is available on CPM, on CPC, or as fixed pricing for guaranteed placements. Advertisers can choose between two ways of working. On the self-serve platform they pick publishers, set budgets and launch after approval. With the managed service, a dedicated account manager handles strategy, creative development and optimization. Campaigns are launched within 24 hours of submission on weekdays. The verticals Cointraffic lists are Bitcoin, DeFi, NFTs, GameFi, blockchain platforms, crypto exchanges, Web3 dApps, token launches, crypto casinos and betting brands. Payment is accepted in cryptocurrency through CoinGate, by credit card or by bank wire. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit or a detailed list of targeting options, so those fields are left empty in this profile.
Coinzilla
Coinzilla is a finance and crypto display advertising network. Its advertiser page invites projects to launch campaigns and reach audiences on crypto and finance websites, and it describes the reach as millions of potential investors. The services listed are Web3 advertising, Web3 retargeting and prediction market advertising, and the network positions itself for cryptocurrency, NFT and blockchain projects. Campaigns can be run self-serve, with the advertiser customizing creatives and targeting and adjusting budgets for testing. HTML5 banners are named among the supported creatives, and placements are described as sitting in high-visibility areas of publisher websites. Advertisers also get detailed statistics and hands-on support from a campaign manager who helps with optimization. The homepage shows testimonials and logos from crypto brands that have advertised through Coinzilla, including exchanges and gaming projects. The advertiser page does not state specific pricing models, a minimum budget, payment methods, an itemized list of targeting options or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. A page that the homepage links for ad formats was not available at the time of checking.
Criteo
Criteo describes itself as a commerce intelligence platform. For advertisers it offers performance media and retail media advertising built on commerce data and AI, and the solutions listed on its homepage are dynamic retargeting, customer acquisition, customer retention and video advertising. The company states that it reaches two billion shoppers, gives access to more than 200 retailers through its retail media platform and works with more than 17,000 brand clients around the world. It presents its data as a differentiator, citing a trillion dollars of purchase data and nearly 20 years of learning from shoppers. Ad formats mentioned on the homepage include video, adaptive and rich media units. Criteo GO is the self-service option: self-service performance advertising powered by Criteo AI. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, targeting options in detail, a founding year or a headquarters location, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Criteo is present on X and Facebook, which are listed below.
Dable
Dable is a native advertising company focused on Asia. Its English homepage states that it connects more than 2,000 premium media outlets with advertisers, and its partner list includes outlets from South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Vietnam, Malaysia and Thailand. The product for advertisers is AI-powered native advertising, which Dable presents as lifting click-through rates for advertisers and media revenue for publishers. The company describes its AI as making decisions in under a tenth of a second and processing one billion behavioral events a day. Dable positions itself more broadly as an AI-based data solutions company, with native advertising as the product that links advertisers to its publisher network. The English homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, targeting options, preferred verticals, a founding year or whether campaigns are self-serve, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. The main Dable site is published in Korean, with an English version for international advertisers and partners. The countries named here are where Dable's listed media partners are based; they are not a ranking of its largest markets.
Dianomi
Dianomi is a native advertising company that places ads contextually alongside editorial content on premium publisher sites. It focuses on finance, business and luxury lifestyle publishing, and lists partnerships with more than 320 premium publishers. The site states that Dianomi serves over eight billion monthly impressions across owned and operated inventory, drives six million customers to client websites each month and can reach more than 500 million devices through its marketplace. Among its clients it names eight of the ten largest asset management companies, including Goldman Sachs, BlackRock, Fidelity and Morgan Stanley, and it also works with education, technology and luxury brands. Pricing is based on engagement: advertisers pay per engagement rather than per impression. Campaigns can be run self-serve or as a managed service. Targeting is built around custom audience segments. The segments listed include auto intenders, C-suite and enterprise, ETF investors, executive education, energy, fashion and apparel, health and wellness, IT decision makers, insurance professionals, legal professionals, lifestyle enthusiasts, media and publishing, retirement planners, tech adopters and travel intenders. The site does not state a minimum spend or payment methods, so those fields are left empty.
Digital Turbine
Digital Turbine offers advertisers ways to reach mobile users both inside apps and on the device itself. Its advertiser product, DT Ads, is described as reaching audiences in moments that matter with ad experiences across a network of more than 82,000 SDK-integrated apps, plus exclusive placements on more than one billion devices. The site gives the overall audience of the platform as three billion users. A second product, DT Ignite, covers on-device touchpoints: engaging consumers on the device and creating monetization opportunities there. Together, the products support user acquisition, full-funnel advertising and app distribution across on-device experiences, direct-to-consumer channels, alternative app ecosystems and the traditional app stores. Campaign optimization runs through DT iQ, which Digital Turbine calls its AI-powered intelligence engine, with campaigns optimized for measurable outcomes. The homepage shows the logos of partners and clients but does not name pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, targeting options or a founding year. Those fields are left empty in this profile until an official source confirms them.
DirectAdvert
DirectAdvert is a teaser advertising network founded in 2010 and focused on the Russian-language internet. It states 600 million ad impressions a day, more than 15,000 partner sites including hundreds of top Runet platforms, and a combined network reach of 350 million people a month. The format is teaser advertising, shown in widgets on partner sites. Publishers can customize the widgets flexibly and filter content by keywords and categories. Advertisers pay per click, and the site also offers payment for actions, so campaigns can be bought on CPC or on a cost-per-action basis. Targeting options include geography, time of day, frequency capping, interests and retargeting. Campaign settings are managed by the advertiser in a personal dashboard with real-time statistics. The site gives examples of advertisers from construction and general commerce rather than a closed list of verticals. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit or payment methods, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. DirectAdvert runs a Telegram chat, which is listed below.
EroAdvertising
EroAdvertising is an advertising network specializing in adult traffic, operated by Clixmotive Media Lda and based in Lisbon, Portugal. It states worldwide coverage with traffic from more than 190 countries. The formats on offer are banner ads, pop-under and pop-up ads, native ads and push notifications, on desktop and mobile. Campaigns can be targeted by country, device, operating system and browser, among other traffic characteristics, and language filtering is also available. The platform is self-serve: the advertiser builds a campaign, selects targeting options and submits it for approval. EroAdvertising explains that campaign costs depend on targeting, ad format, bidding model and market competition, without naming the pricing models on the page used here. Accepted payment methods are wire transfer, Paxum, iDeal, Bancontact, BTC and USDT. At the time of checking, the site advertised a 10% bonus on deposits over EUR 300; that is a promotion rather than a minimum deposit, so the minimum deposit field is left empty. The page does not state a founding year or specific pricing models, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them.
EvaDav
EvaDav is an advertising network that sells push, in-page, popunder and native traffic through a self-serve platform. Getting started takes three steps (register, add funds, set up a campaign) and campaigns go through moderation before launch. Campaigns are bought on CPC or CPM, with a Smart CPM option that lets the platform chase volume at the best available price. Minimum bids are low and depend on the format, which makes EvaDav a common choice for cheap tests across many countries; the network lists inventory in 250 GEOs. Targeting covers country and city, operating system, browser, language and device, mobile carrier and, for push traffic, the age of the subscription, a push-specific control that matters for freshness and click quality. The minimum top-up is $100. The list of funding methods is long: Payoneer, PayPal, Skrill, Paxum, bank wire, Visa and Mastercard cards, and cryptocurrency via BitPay. Creatives are accepted unless they fall under the network's prohibited materials rules, which are published separately on the EvaDav site.
ExoClick
ExoClick is an advertising network and ad exchange that has been operating since 2006. Advertisers buy traffic from its publisher ad zones through a self-managed account, and the network's documentation lists a wide catalogue of ad formats grouped into web, video, native, push and mobile placements. On the web side the formats include display banners in several sizes, sticky banners, popunders, instant message units that imitate a chat box, full-page interstitials for desktop, direct links and email clicks. Video inventory covers in-stream and vertical VAST video, a video slider, outstream video and in-video banners. Native traffic runs through a recommendation widget, and push inventory is sold as in-page push notifications. Pricing depends on the format. Banners, instant messages and interstitials can be bought on CPC or CPM; popunders are sold on CPM; video formats also support cost per view. On top of these, Smart CPM, Smart CPC and Smart Bid modes let the platform set the actual bid within the advertiser's maximum. ExoClick works on prepayment only. The payments section of the advertiser dashboard offers credit or debit card, UnionPay, wire transfer and Paxum where available, and the minimum payment for every method is 200 EUR or USD. Funds are credited instantly for all methods except wire transfer, which waits for the bank to clear the payment. Advertisers based in the EU are asked for a valid VAT number.
EZmob
EZmob is a self-serve ad network that works with advertisers and publishers. For advertisers it sells keyword and direct click traffic, popunders, video ads, banner and display placements and push notifications. The homepage states access to more than three billion users in over 160 countries, more than three billion daily impressions and over 80,000 publishers. Pricing depends on the format. Clicks are bought on CPC, and video ads are sold on CPM; the homepage shows starting bids for both, which are not repeated here since the catalog does not publish prices. Targeting options include GEO, operating system, device, carrier and language, with more available in the platform. Campaigns are approved quickly: EZmob describes its approval as instant, with campaigns reviewed in minutes. Advertisers can run campaigns themselves in the self-serve dashboard or delegate them to an account manager, so both self-serve and managed campaigns are available. The homepage shows PayPal and card payment logos without further detail, and it does not state a minimum deposit, preferred verticals or a founding year. Those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them.
Galaksion
Galaksion is an advertising network that sells direct publisher traffic in six formats: popunder, native, on-page notification, push notification, mobile push-up and interstitial. It offers two ways to work: a self-serve dashboard where the advertiser launches and controls campaigns, and a managed option where the advertiser sets the goal and the Galaksion team builds, runs and scales the campaign. Pricing is available on CPM, where the advertiser pays for impressions regardless of clicks, and on CPA, where only conversions are paid for. The CPA model has low test budgets, which makes it convenient for trying an offer before committing to volume. A public traffic estimator shows available inventory by GEO and pricing model, with Asia, Southeast Asia, the CIS, MENA and LATAM all broken out. The minimum deposit is $50. Funds can be added by credit card, Paxum or wire transfer, and other methods can be arranged through a personal manager.
HilltopAds
HilltopAds is an advertising network that sells popunder, in-page, VAST video (pre-roll, mid-roll and post-roll) and banner traffic through a self-serve dashboard. The network reports ad impressions from more than 250 countries. Three pricing models are available. CPM applies to popunder, in-page and video; CPC applies to in-page, video and banners; and CPA charges only for conversions. For popunder, a CPA Goal mode is also available. An auto-optimization option moves traffic sources that do not pay off to a blacklist, and conversions can be tracked by server-to-server postback with real-time reporting. Targeting options include country, city, language, browser, well-known apps and interest categories. On its advertiser page the network breaks its inventory down by vertical, with dating, iGaming, streaming entertainment, mobile apps and e-commerce as the largest groups, followed by games, software, sweepstakes, finance and pin-submit offers. The minimum deposit is $100. Funding methods include crypto (USDT on TRC20 and ERC20, and Bitcoin) as well as Capitalist, Paxum, Wise, wire transfer, bank cards and UnionPay.
HUEADS
HUEADS is an advertising company based in Hoboken, New Jersey, that works with advertisers through real-time bidding and programmatic buying. Its site lists a wide range of formats: ads for web browsers, ads that fit into mobile apps, connected TV ads, short video ads, native ads that blend with website content, and banner, pop and push notification formats. The services named for advertisers are real-time bidding, programmatic advertising, CTV advertising, video advertising, native advertising, search syndication, contextual advertising and platform integration with demand-side and supply-side platforms. Targeting options include geography, keywords and device-specific filters, which the site describes as flexible. The public site does not state pricing models, a minimum deposit, payment methods, preferred verticals, a founding year or whether the platform is self-serve, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Contact for advertisers is through contact@hueads.com or the phone number and office address published on the site. The social media links on the HUEADS site point to unrelated accounts, so no social profiles are listed here.
HyprMX
HyprMX is a brand-only ad network founded in 2012 that connects large brand advertisers with premium mobile apps and games. It is part of Jun Group, an Advantage Solutions company, and is headquartered in New York City, with offices in Seattle and San Francisco. The ad formats are rewarded video, interstitials and banners, all shown inside mobile apps. The homepage lists brand advertisers that have run campaigns on the network, including Intel, Sony, BMW, Emirates, Fendi, Oreo, Fox, Kellogg's, Dyson, Lowe's, LG, National Geographic, Converse, Carnival and FedEx. On the supply side, HyprMX names publishers such as Scopely, Playtika, Socialpoint, Zynga, Ubisoft, Playrix, ZeptoLab and Crazy Maple, and it integrates directly with major mediation platforms including AdMob, Chartboost, MAX, ironSource and Digital Turbine. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods or targeting options, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Contact for advertisers is through info@hyprmx.com.
Infolinks
Infolinks describes itself as a premium real-time engagement platform for advertisers, built on a direct network of more than 25,000 publishing partners. Placements on the network are described as exclusive and are available across multiple platforms. Advertisers can run display, video and native ad units, and Infolinks mentions multiple ad units without naming each one on its advertiser page. The core of its targeting is real-time contextual intent: ads are matched to the keywords and context of the page, and Infolinks also analyzes the referral source of a visit, combining search and social traffic data. The site adds that further advanced targeting options are available. Infolinks states a viewability of 90% across mobile and desktop devices; this is the company's own figure. There are two ways to buy. Advertisers can start an ad campaign with Infolinks directly, or connect programmatically to buy the inventory through their own tools. The advertiser page also offers two presentations, a long and a short version, with more detail on the platform. The page does not state pricing models, a minimum spend or payment methods, so those fields are left empty in this profile. The site footer shows a copyright range starting in 2007, which is not recorded as a founding year.
JuicyAds
JuicyAds is an adult advertising network that has been operating since 2006. Its homepage states that it has served trillions of ad impressions, that more than 4,000 campaigns are running across over one billion impressions a day, and that over 100,000 accounts have been activated. For advertisers it sells banners (built for mobile, desktop, tablet and smart TV or console screens), popunders, interstitials, navigation tabs and native ads. Flat-rate direct buys are also available and are placed instantly once purchased. Billing is on CPC or CPM, and the homepage adds that CPA and CPL are available for select partners. The platform is self-serve, with dedicated account managers and round-the-clock technical support with a live person. JuicyAds runs its own anti-fraud detection, has its traffic audited by a third party, and offers a proprietary auto-optimization tool called Adsistant. Targeting options are listed in detail: device type, browser and operating system, language, country, IP, Alexa ranking, connection type, dayparting by hour, blacklists and whitelists, and niche or channel. The advertiser pages used for this profile do not state a minimum deposit or payment methods, so those fields are left empty until an official page confirms them.
Kadam
Kadam is an advertising platform founded in 2012 that works with both advertisers and publishers. For advertisers it offers a set of formats that covers push, pop and display-style traffic in one account: push notifications, in-page push, popunder (also called clickunder, which opens in a new window after a click), banners, native ads, video and direct links. Advertisers create an account and run campaigns themselves, and the platform also offers a personal manager for expert support and guidance. The site mentions multiple payment models without naming them, so the pricing models are not listed in this profile. Targeting on Kadam is described as precise, with detailed targeting by countries and regions. Campaign auto-optimization, automation rules and an in-house anti-fraud system are listed among the platform's tools, and the statistics can be broken down by format, GEO, platform and cost per click. Kadam's public pages do not state a minimum deposit or the available funding methods, so those fields are left empty here. The company publishes a Telegram support channel and an English-language Telegram channel alongside its other social profiles.
Kargo
Kargo is an advertising company that sells premium ad experiences to brands. It describes its approach as art and intelligence, unifying technology, media and creative across platforms, and it operates what it calls an invitation-only marketplace, more than two decades old, that is integrated only with selected inventory. The channels on offer are connected TV, online video, display with editorial placements, social formats built for feed environments, emerging platforms that the company describes as high-attention and clutter-free, and retail media with on-site and off-site inventory backed by consumer data. Kargo combines audience data with its own contextual signals, which it calls media intelligence, and uses cross-platform measurement data to optimize creative under its trademarked Creative Science approach. Kargo OS is its unified system for running campaigns from brief to business outcomes. The homepage features case studies from brands including Hershey's, Anytime Fitness and American Eagle. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, detailed targeting options, a founding year, a headquarters location or whether campaigns are self-serve, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Kargo is present on Instagram and LinkedIn, which are listed below.
Kidoz
Kidoz is a privacy-first mobile advertising platform for reaching children and teens inside mobile games. It states a monthly reach of more than 347 million, over 25,000 kid-safe games, partnerships with more than 80 brands and a presence in over 30 countries. The ad formats include watch-to-play video, playable ads built as mini-games, video frames for interactive storytelling and mobile banners. Compliance is central to the platform: Kidoz states that it handles COPPA, GDPR-K and other global compliance requirements automatically. Its targeting product, Kite IQ, uses contextual AI targeting without behavioral tracking. The platform has four parts: the Kidoz Network, which gives direct SDK access to premium placements; Kidoz Shield, for programmatic advertising with built-in compliance; Kite IQ for contextual targeting; and Kidoz Arcade, its in-house creative production. The homepage lists brands such as LEGO, Disney, McDonald's, Mattel, Nintendo, Netflix, Pokémon and Warner Bros among its clients. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, a founding year or whether campaigns are self-serve, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them.
Liftoff
Liftoff describes itself as a growth acceleration platform for the mobile industry. It serves marketers, agencies, demand-side platforms, publishers and mobile game developers, and its platform is powered by Cortex, which the company calls an AI-enabled growth system built on neural networks. The product line is split by audience. Accelerate is the advertiser product: user acquisition through machine learning-powered mobile advertising, aimed at attracting and engaging quality users at scale. Vungle Exchange provides programmatic reach and delivery. Monetize is the publisher side, matching global demand with ad experiences inside apps to grow revenue. A creative product focuses on improving ad performance, and an intelligence product, which includes GameRefinery and AppRefinery, provides insights into apps and games. The homepage features King, Playrix, Badoo, Just Eat and PrizePicks as customers. The site also publishes performance multipliers for Cortex; those are Liftoff's own figures and are not repeated here. The pages used for this profile do not state specific ad formats, pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods or targeting options, so those fields are left empty until an official source confirms them.
MediaGo
MediaGo describes itself as a deep learning-based intelligent advertising platform that connects advertisers with audiences on premium publisher sites. It sells native and display ads and states that advertisers can reach audiences across 37 countries and regions in North America and Europe. Pricing is based on CPC. The platform frames its pitch around maximizing return on ad spend with deep learning: it predicts and optimizes the conversion rate at each stage of the ad funnel in real time, and uses its own Smartbid technology to set bidding strategies automatically. Creative work is also partly automated. MediaGo mentions AI-generated creative materials that are matched to placements dynamically, together with self-learning optimization algorithms that adjust campaigns as data comes in. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit, payment methods, specific targeting options, preferred verticals, a founding year or a parent company, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official source confirms them.
MGID
MGID is a native advertising platform established in 2008. It places sponsored content recommendations on news, entertainment and other content sites: native widgets under and inside articles, a Smart Widget that times its appearance to reader engagement, an in-content impact unit and native video. The company reports clients in more than 200 countries and supports over 70 languages. For performance advertisers MGID runs a prepaid cost-per-click model. There is no CPA pricing, but the platform offers optimization tools that steer bids toward a target cost per action. Targeting can be set by GEO, operating system, browser, traffic source and publisher sub-IDs, with retargeting available on top. The minimum deposit is $100, although MGID itself recommends starting with around $650 so that a campaign collects enough data for testing and for its automated CPA tuning to kick in. Cards can be used directly in the dashboard, including automatic top-ups; bank wires are arranged through an account manager. Native traffic behaves differently from pop and push: users arrive from an editorial context, so pre-landers and advertorial-style creatives are common.
Mintegral
Mintegral is an in-app advertising platform whose site names Mobvista as its parent company. It offers three lines of business: AppGrowth for user acquisition, retargeting, and monetization for app publishers. A creative studio, Mindworks, produces ads for campaigns, including playable ads made with its Playturbo tool. AppGrowth is the advertiser product. It lists playables and rewarded ads among its formats and states that it connects directly to 10,000 publishers and 100,000 apps through Mintegral's SDK, with reach extending to the open internet beyond the major platforms. The advertiser pays on CPM or CPI. On top of the pricing model, campaigns can use Target ROAS bidding, for in-app ad revenue and in-app purchase campaigns, or Target CPE bidding aimed at engagement; these are bidding strategies rather than separate pricing models. The homepage highlights premium traffic and direct publisher connections. It also publishes ranking claims for the SDK across app categories and customer results; those are Mintegral's own figures and are not repeated here. The pages used for this profile do not state a minimum deposit, payment methods, targeting options or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile.
Mobfox
Mobfox is a programmatic advertising exchange for in-app and connected TV inventory. It connects publishers, advertisers and demand-side platforms through SDK-direct integrations and describes itself as a programmatic partner for mobile monetization and performance. The homepage states more than 300 million unique users, over 15,000 direct placements and more than 200 demand sources across more than 100 countries. For advertisers, the offer is reaching engaged mobile audiences through SDK-direct in-app and CTV inventory that Mobfox describes as verified for brand safety, with advanced audience targeting and performance analytics. Mobfox highlights partnerships with verification providers for fraud prevention, viewability and brand safety, and it is an approved vendor under the IAB Europe Transparency and Consent Framework. The site also stresses human support and states that it charges no hidden fees. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, detailed targeting options, preferred verticals, a founding year or a parent company, and it does not say whether advertisers buy through a self-serve account. Those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Mobfox is present on X, Instagram and LinkedIn, which are listed below.
Mobupps
Mobupps is a mobile advertising company focused on user acquisition, engagement and monetization campaigns for apps. It offers three products. MAFO is its flagship platform for performance campaigns. MOBUPPSX works in programmatic buying and is aimed at optimizing campaigns for KPIs such as return on ad spend and customer acquisition cost. iRTB is a real-time bidding platform designed to make media trading more efficient and reduce media fees. The company states direct access to more than 100 major supply-side and demand-side platforms worldwide, and it describes its technology as combining machine learning optimization with fraud prevention. It integrates with mobile measurement partners including Adjust, AppsFlyer, Kochava and Singular. Mobupps lists operations in Canada, the United States, Brazil, Ukraine, Turkey, Israel, Dubai, India, Indonesia and China, and names clients such as Amazon, Flipkart, Crypto.com and Headway. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, targeting options, preferred verticals or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Mobupps is present on Facebook, LinkedIn and YouTube, which are listed below.
Mondiad
Mondiad is an advertising network founded in 2019. Its advertiser page notes that the core team comes from PopCash and brings more than ten years of experience in the ad network business. The platform sells six ad formats: classic push notifications, in-page push embedded in website content across devices and operating systems, native ads that match the look of the surrounding content, banners, a dynamic format that stays anchored on screen as the user navigates, and full-screen interstitials shown between content transitions. Mondiad is self-serve: advertisers create, set up, edit, run or pause their campaigns themselves. Targeting options include GEOs, carriers, device types, operating systems and browsers, and the homepage adds traffic type, age, language and zone or sub-ID targeting. Campaigns can be refined with smart optimization rules that exclude underperforming areas, blacklists and whitelists, and bid estimation recommendations. The network advertises fast approvals and round-the-clock support over live chat, email, Teams, WhatsApp and Telegram. The public pages do not state a pricing model, a minimum deposit or which funding methods apply to advertisers, so those fields are left empty until an official source confirms them.
MyBid
MyBid is an advertising network that sells push, popunder, in-page, video and banner traffic, together with placements in Telegram mini-apps. It states access to more than 17,000 verified traffic sources. The network describes its traffic as manually moderated and free of fraud, and its buying as transparent real-time bidding auctions on premium inventory. Advertisers can integrate through a full API, and MyBid includes the work of its in-house creative team for advertisers who need creatives made for them. Targeting is described as flexible, without an itemized list of options on the homepage. Support is available on Telegram and by email. On the publisher side, MyBid monetizes traffic in more than 120 countries and pays publishers in Bitcoin, USDT or USDC, through Payoneer, Capitalist or by wire. Those are payout methods for publishers; the homepage does not list how advertisers fund their accounts. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum deposit, advertiser payment methods, preferred verticals, a founding year or whether the platform is self-serve, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them.
OnClickA
OnClickA is an advertising network that sells six formats to advertisers: popunder, in-page ads that look like push notifications, video, banners, classic push notifications and native teasers. The homepage publishes daily volume estimates for each format, ranging from over ten million daily impressions for popunder and native teasers to over two billion for in-page ads, with banner traffic spread across more than 200 countries. Campaigns are run through a self-serve interface or through an API. The site states that registration takes about a minute and campaign setup about five minutes, and support is available around the clock. Bids are set per format, and the homepage shows recommended or minimum bids for each one; those figures are not repeated here, since the catalog does not publish prices. OnClickA integrates with a long list of third-party trackers, including Keitaro, Peerclick, Binom, Voluum, BeMob, Thrivetracker, AdsBridge, RedTrack, FunnelFlux, Octotracker and Trackwill. The listed funding methods are Coinbase, Capitalist and credit card. The site does not state a minimum deposit, targeting options or preferred verticals, so those fields are left empty in this profile.
Outbrain
Outbrain runs a native advertising platform where advertisers create native campaigns and run them on the Outbrain network of publisher sites, choosing targeting preferences in the Outbrain dashboard. Its performance business now operates as Outbrain Direct Response, which the Outbrain site describes as part of Teads, and positions itself around performance marketing on the open internet with contextual insights, advanced targeting and predictive AI. Outbrain's help center is specific about pricing. The platform runs on a cost-per-click model: each campaign is charged for the clicks it receives at the CPC the advertiser sets, until the budget cap is reached. Budgets have a floor of $20 per day, so a monthly budget must be at least $600, and a campaign budget must be greater than $20 multiplied by the number of days selected. Payment depends on the billing type. Automatic billing, the default for all users, is paid by credit card: MasterCard, Visa, Discover or American Express. Prepayment billing can also be settled by wire or, in the US only, by ACH. Credit card payments carry a processing fee of around 3% on top of media spend, with an additional fee for clients based in Brazil. The help center also mentions advanced audience targeting and IAB category targeting, without listing every option on the pages used here.
Pangle
Pangle is the ad network of TikTok for Business. Its site addresses app publishers of all sizes, helping them grow their users and earn revenue with in-app ads, and it describes the demand side as a marketplace of direct TikTok for Business advertisers. The ad formats listed by Pangle are rewarded video ads, interstitial ads, native ads, banner ads, playable ads and app open ads, the last marked as a beta. All of them are in-app formats shown inside publishers' mobile apps, and Pangle presents them as high-performing ads that let publishers of all sizes maximize revenue. The homepage highlights app developers that use Pangle, including game studios, through their logos. It does not publish reach figures such as the number of apps, countries or daily active users. The pages used for this profile do not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, targeting options or a founding year, so those fields are left empty.
PlugRush
PlugRush is an advertising network with a self-serve platform where advertisers target, optimize and convert traffic bought from thousands of sources. Its buy-traffic page names popunders, push ads and banners as the formats on offer and describes the volume as billions of impressions around the world. Targeting options listed on the site include browser, country, operating system and carrier, together with retargeting and behavioral targeting. Campaigns can be tracked with a postback URL for conversion tracking, with return on investment monitored in real time. The platform includes automated rules for campaign optimization, bot filtering, individual daily budgets and user capping. PlugRush's advertiser resources cover campaign optimization, pixel retargeting, automated rules and CPC bidding strategies, and API access is available for advertisers who manage campaigns programmatically. The support section has a page on payment methods, but the methods are not listed on the pages used for this profile, and neither are the pricing models, a minimum deposit or preferred verticals. Those fields are left empty here until an official page confirms them. Advertisers can start buying traffic after registering on the site, and live support is available through the PlugRush support pages.
PopAds
PopAds is a specialist network that sells a single format: popunders. It runs as a self-serve marketplace where the price of traffic is set by bidding rather than by a rate card. Advertisers decide how much they are willing to pay per thousand popunders, and the market decides how much traffic that buys and of what quality. Low bids still get traffic, but more slowly and from lower-quality placements. The targeting set is simple and practical for pop campaigns: website category, keyword, country and time of day. The network has added its own placement option, PrimeSpot, on top of that. Publishers on the network can opt out of campaigns that promote gambling or software downloads, so volume for those verticals depends on which sites accept them. The low entry threshold is part of PopAds' appeal for testing: the help section gives a $10 minimum deposit via PayPal, with no minimum for wire transfers. Advertisers who need push, native or display formats will have to look elsewhere; PopAds deliberately stays narrow.
PopCash
PopCash is a popunder advertising network established in 2012. It sells one format, popunder advertisements, through a self-serve platform where the advertiser has full control over a campaign: create it, manage and edit it, pause it or delete it. The network reports more than four billion monthly visitors and over ten thousand running campaigns, with worldwide coverage and what it calls a vast traffic inventory. New campaigns go through review, and the site states that pending campaigns are usually approved in one hour or less. Targeting covers GEOs, devices, operating systems, carriers and browsers, plus additional custom parameters. The entry threshold is low. The minimum deposit is $5, made through PayPal, Paxum or wire transfer, and the advertiser page lists PayPal, Paxum, Skrill, wire transfer, Payoneer and Capitalist among the accepted funding methods. The site does not name a pricing model or preferred verticals, so those fields are left empty in this profile.
PropellerAds
PropellerAds is a self-serve advertising network operated by Propeller Ads Ltd, a company registered in Limassol, Cyprus, and active since 2011. It is best known to affiliate marketers and app promoters as a source of push, in-page push and onclick (popunder) traffic, and it also sells interstitial and interactive placements, Telegram ads and programmatic inventory through its own DSP. Campaigns are built in the advertiser dashboard. Buyers choose between fixed CPM or CPC bids, automatic bidding modes (SmartCPM and, on some formats, SmartCPC) and a conversion-driven mode, CPA Goal, where the system adjusts bids toward a target cost per action. Targeting covers country, operating system and version, browser and browser language, device, connection type, mobile carrier, VPN traffic and individual publisher zones, which can be included or excluded by ID. The network positions itself around a handful of verticals: e-commerce, mobile app installs, iGaming, utilities such as VPN and antivirus apps, and lead generation for finance, insurance and education. The platform is designed so that a buyer can register, fund the account and launch without talking to anyone. Funding options include bank cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Apple Pay and Google Pay), PayPal, UnionPay, Skrill, wire transfer and several regional methods such as Pix, Ebanx, Volet and GammaG. Available methods depend on the country set in the account.
Pushground
Pushground is a self-service advertising platform built around push traffic. It sells three formats: push ads, which appear as alert-style messages on the user's device; in-page push ads, which are shown directly on websites in the way native or banner ads are; and pop-up ads that open a new browser window or tab. Campaigns are bought on a cost-per-click model, with a low minimum CPC that the site publishes. The minimum deposit is $100. Accepted payment methods are credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, Maestro, JCB, Diners Club and Discover), wire transfer, cryptocurrency through Coingate and USDT, and Capitalist. The network states that it covers more than 200 countries with over one billion daily impressions. Targeting options include device type, operating system and browser, and traffic is checked through an integration with the Opticks Security anti-fraud service. On the platform, campaigns are approved quickly, with manual moderation taking up to 24 hours, and advertisers get real-time performance tracking and automated optimization rules. An account manager is assigned after sign-up and the first deposit, and an account ranking system from Bronze to Platinum determines how proactive that support is.
Push.House
Push.House is an advertising network that sells five formats: web push, in-page, OnClick, banner and DirectClick. Web push is described as working across all GEOs, devices, operating systems and browsers. The pricing model listed is CPC. The site also offers a CPA Goal mode that optimizes campaigns toward a target cost per action; that is an optimization setting rather than a separate pricing model, so only CPC is recorded here. The homepage publishes a network volume table with country-level price ranges; those figures are not repeated, since the catalog does not publish prices. The workflow is self-serve: create an account, create the first ad, choose a region, launch the campaign and receive users. Support is available through Telegram contacts listed on the site. The verticals Push.House names are dating, gambling, betting, sweepstakes, utilities, nutra, adult and finance. Accepted payment methods are Visa cards, Capitalist, Bitcoin, Tether, 4x4 and Coinpayments. The site does not state a minimum deposit, detailed targeting options beyond region selection, or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile.
Pushub
Pushub is an advertising network founded in 2014 that sells push notifications, native, pop, banner and video ad formats. It states a reach of more than 23 million unique daily users in over 195 countries and more than 14 billion daily impressions. Campaigns are bought on a CPC or CPM model. Targeting options include country, device, browser and operating system, with more available in the platform. Advertisers can choose between two ways of working: a self-serve account where they run campaigns themselves, or a fully managed campaign run by Pushub's team. Expert account managers and technical support are available around the clock. Funding options are broad: bank wire in USD or EUR, PayPal, Paxum, Capitalist, USDT on the ERC-20 and TRC-20 networks, and USDC on ERC-20. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit or preferred verticals, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Pushub is present on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn, which are listed below.
ReachEffect
ReachEffect is an advertising network for advertisers and media buyers that sells pop, push, native and banner traffic, as well as interstitials and in-stream video. It states a volume of more than 13 billion impressions per month. The verticals the network lists as top performers are iGaming, sports betting, mVAS (mobile value-added services), VPN and utilities, dating, finance, sweepstakes, e-commerce, video on demand and games. The platform is described as user-friendly, with advanced targeting options, real-time reporting and a fast ad approval process. ReachEffect runs a fraud detection system on its traffic, provides round-the-clock support and offers a dedicated account manager. Advertisers can pay by credit card, PayPal or cryptocurrency. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum deposit, an itemized list of targeting options, a founding year or whether campaigns are self-serve, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. ReachEffect is present on Facebook and Instagram, which are listed below, and lists a Telegram contact on its site.
Revcontent
Revcontent describes itself as a monetization and recommendation engine that connects advertisers to engaged audiences on publisher sites. Its content recommendation widgets run on publisher pages, and the company lists Hearst, CNN, NPR, the Guardian, HuffPost and Rolling Stone among the publishers that work with it. For advertisers the pitch is exclusive placements on publisher sites outside the walled gardens, with campaigns aimed at sales, leads and conversions. When creating a campaign, the advertiser picks one of two bid types. With CPC the campaign is billed when a user clicks on the content inside a Revcontent widget; with vCPM it is billed per thousand viewable impressions. The help center notes that most clients run on CPC. The daily budget for a campaign is at least $50, while the homepage advertises a quick start with no minimum spending requirement. Campaigns can be scheduled to serve on specific days, hours or date ranges, and the help center recommends separating campaigns by country, device type, language and targeting strategy. Revcontent offers dedicated account management alongside a real-time reporting dashboard. Funding options are ACH, wire transfer and credit card (American Express, Discover, MasterCard or Visa). Cards can be charged manually or set to auto-fund the account when the balance falls below a chosen limit.
RichAds
RichAds is a self-serve, multi-format ad network. Alongside classic push, it sells popunder, in-page push, native ads, direct click (domain redirect) traffic, pre-roll video, Telegram ads and calendar ads, and it offers search monetization as a separate product. Bids are placed per click or per thousand impressions depending on the format. For buyers who optimize toward conversions, RichAds offers Target CPA, an automated mode that adjusts bids toward a set cost per action. The network says it serves more than five billion impressions a day across 220 countries, and campaigns can be targeted by country, operating system and device, with frequency caps and day-parting on top. Accounts are tiered by the size of the first deposit. The entry tier starts at $150; larger tiers add a personal account manager and, at the top levels, a deposit bonus. Every tier can run campaigns on its own in the dashboard. The verticals RichAds names include iGaming and betting, utilities and antivirus software, finance and forex, e-commerce, mobile apps, dating, sweepstakes, online games and nutra. Deposits can be made by bank card, wire transfer, Capitalist, Payoneer and other methods listed in the account.
ROIads
ROIads is a multiformat ad network that launched in early 2023. It sells push notifications, pop ads, in-page push and direct click traffic, and states worldwide coverage with one billion impressions per day. Pricing follows the format: push ads are bought on a CPC basis and pop ads on a CPM basis. In-page push does not require the user to have subscribed to notifications, and direct click campaigns run without creatives. The minimum deposit to start a campaign is $250. Accepted payment methods are wire transfer, bank cards and Capitalist, and other methods can be arranged with an account manager. Advertisers can work self-serve or choose a fully managed plan, which includes a dedicated account manager, creative development and campaign optimization. Campaigns pass moderation within 10 to 15 minutes at most, according to the site. The verticals ROIads lists are iGaming, dating, e-commerce, finance, sweepstakes, software, VPN and nutra. The site also mentions industry awards the network has received, which are not repeated here. ROIads runs a Telegram channel alongside its Facebook page, both listed below.
RollerAds
RollerAds is a self-service advertising platform that sells four kinds of traffic: push notifications, in-page push notifications, OnClick (popunder-style) traffic and Direct Click traffic. Advertisers register, fund the account and manage their campaigns in the platform themselves. Pricing follows the format. Push notification traffic is bought per click (CPC), while OnClick traffic is bought per thousand impressions (CPM). The targeting list is detailed. Campaigns can be narrowed by GEO down to country, region and city, by mobile carrier, connection type, subscription age, browser type, browser version and browser language, by platform (mobile, desktop or tablet) and operating system, by IP range and by a traffic quality setting. Individual zones can be whitelisted or blacklisted, and delivery can be limited to chosen days and times. The minimum deposit is $50. RollerAds accepts wire transfer, credit card, Capitalist, Paxum and PayPal. The site does not list preferred verticals, so that field is left empty in this profile.
Seedtag
Seedtag is a contextual advertising company. Its technology centers on Liz, which Seedtag describes as a proprietary AI built on neuroscience principles, and on what it calls neuro-contextual advertising. The homepage claims that this approach produces higher neural engagement than non-contextual ads; that figure is Seedtag's own. Seedtag's channels are connected TV, online video and display advertising. Its planning and activation layer is called NeuroX, which the company presents as a new foundation for media planning and activation. The homepage shows brands that have worked with Seedtag, including Unilever, the NBA, Gillette, Heineken, JetBlue and Applebee's. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, detailed targeting options, reach figures, a founding year or a headquarters location, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Advertisers interested in campaign capabilities are directed by the site to contact the Seedtag team.
ShowHeroes
ShowHeroes is a video advertising company whose slogan is that every screen is a stage. It offers advertisers AI tools across every screen, with solutions it describes as highly customizable at scale. The technology behind its campaigns is SemanticHero, an AI platform that ShowHeroes uses to power campaigns across screens. The homepage states a network of more than 1,000 online video publishers and over 100 connected TV publishers in more than 30 countries, with two billion unique users a month. Its inventory spans online video on publisher sites and connected TV. The homepage does not break the offer down into named ad formats, and it does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, targeting options, preferred verticals, a founding year, a headquarters location or whether campaigns are self-serve. Those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them; the site points advertisers to its advertiser section and to its team for these details. ShowHeroes is present on Instagram and LinkedIn, which are listed below. In this catalog, online video on publisher sites is recorded under display traffic, since the catalog does not have a separate video category.
Start.io
Start.io describes itself as a mobile-driven supply-side platform that connects app publishers with programmatic demand, and as a mobile marketing and audience platform for marketers. It analyzes more than 100 billion first-party mobile signals a day and delivers hundreds of millions of ad impressions across thousands of apps. For advertisers, the offer is access to curated mobile audiences across 2.5 billion monthly active users. Its AI engine, Maia, builds intent-based and behavioral audience segments, and Start.io offers more than 4,000 pre-packaged segments as well as custom audiences. The platform supports all mobile in-app ad formats and standards, including banners, interstitials, native and video, and it is an IAB member. The site states 500,000 active mobile apps and 35 billion SDK downloads, with global coverage outside China. On privacy, Start.io states support for GDPR, CCPA/CPRA, COPPA and LGPD through a first-party data framework that requires explicit user consent. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, preferred verticals, a founding year or whether campaigns are self-serve, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Start.io is present on X and Facebook, which are listed below.
Taboola
Taboola was founded in 2007 by Adam Singolda and places advertisers' content and ads on publisher sites through its network of vetted publishers. Its advertiser platform is now called Realize, and the Realize page states a reach of 600 million daily active users. The formats Realize names include native and display ads, vertical and motion video, carousels and app promotion units. According to Taboola's help center, campaigns are paid for on a CPC basis, where the advertiser is charged for each click, or on a CPM basis, where the charge is per thousand views. The bid set on the campaign is what the advertiser pays for each click or view. Billing comes in several forms. With automatic billing the account has a set billing increment, typically $100, which campaigns can spend before the next charge, and only credit cards are accepted: MasterCard, Visa, American Express and Discover. Accounts on a monthly credit limit or prepayment can also pay by wire, ACH, SEPA or check. Wire, ACH, SEPA and check payments carry no processing fee, while credit card payments may carry a fee of about 2.5% to 3.5% depending on the region. Realize describes its targeting as based on first-party data and AI matching aimed at users in the consideration and conversion stages of the funnel. It pairs self-serve creative tools, including a generative AI ad maker, with support from Taboola's teams.
Tappx
Tappx is a cross-platform monetization and programmatic advertising company. The site names Techsoulogy as its parent company. For advertisers it offers inventory in in-app and mobile web environments, web advertising for larger screens, and video advertising for connected TV and over-the-top platforms. There are two solutions for advertisers. Programmatic brand advertising gives access to direct and premium inventory. Programmatic performance advertising is results-based: the site states that advertisers meet their campaign goals and pay only for the results they get, without naming a specific pricing model on the homepage. Tappx states that it works with more than 500 publishers, handles over 160 billion ad requests a month and covers more than 190 geographic regions. The homepage shows logos of publishers and partners, including Zynga and LaLiga. Advertisers can access a dashboard directly or contact the sales team. The homepage does not state a minimum spend, payment methods, targeting options, preferred verticals or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Tappx is present on X, which is listed below. Because the results-based model is described without a named metric, the pricing field is left empty as well.
Telega
Telega is a Telegram advertising platform. It places ads in Telegram channels through its own marketplace, with a catalog of 8,160 manually verified channels, and also provides access to official Telegram Ads for campaigns in more than 30 regions. The service is managed: after payment, a Telega manager contacts the advertiser within 24 hours to set up the campaign. Advertisers buy bundled packages rather than individual post placements; the package prices published on the site are not repeated here, since the catalog does not publish prices. The site states that a campaign can be launched in about 15 minutes and that targeting covers more than ten GEOs with advanced options, without itemizing them on the homepage. Reports include reach, click-through rate and cost per click. Support is available around the clock by chat, phone and email. The homepage cites the size of Telegram's overall audience and the number of active users on Telega's own exchange; those are the platform's figures and are not repeated here. Card payments by Visa and Mastercard are shown on the site. The homepage does not state a pricing model in the catalog's terms, a minimum deposit, preferred verticals or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile. Channel posts are recorded as native traffic in this catalog.
Traffic Factory
Traffic Factory describes itself as a self-serve RTB platform with six billion impressions a day. Its homepage gives the audience as 200 million daily visitors worldwide, across desktop, mobile and tablet, and states that offers are available in all countries across the globe. The inventory comes from publishers that the company describes as market-leading. Advertisers can run standard banner creatives as well as selected video creatives. Targeting is available by category, country, device and geo-fencing, and bids are placed in a real-time auction on the platform. The company highlights its account management: account managers speak 11 languages and are located around the world. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum deposit, payment methods or preferred verticals, and it does not give a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Traffic Factory is present on X, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube, which are listed below.
Traffic Force
Traffic Force is an advertising platform whose site presents it as easy to use yet powerful, with an intuitive interface and advanced planning tools for advertisers. It states that it works with more than 100 demand-side partners and that ads on its network are seen by billions. The formats on offer are pre-roll in-stream video, regular display ads, native advertising and pop-under ads, together with video sliders, video banners, in-video banners, large footers and push notifications. Video and pop-under ads are sold on a CPM basis; the site does not state the pricing model for the other formats on the page used here. Targeting is described as deep and advanced, aimed at finding specific user audiences, without an itemized list of options. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit, payment methods for advertisers, preferred verticals or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them.
TrafficHaus
TrafficHaus is an advertising network with solutions for both publishers and advertisers. Its homepage offers advertisers access to one billion ad views per day through ad units built for desktop, mobile and tablet. Buying runs on a self-serve live bidding platform with a variable CPM model. Advertisers have control over the ad size, the location, the volume, the devices to advertise on and the price they are willing to pay, and they can adjust bids in real time as a campaign runs. Alongside the real-time bidding platform, TrafficHaus lists scalable ad reporting and a dedicated account manager available around the clock. The homepage describes the ad units as optimized for each device type but does not break them down into named formats, so the format is recorded simply as display placements on desktop, mobile and tablet. The page does not state a minimum deposit, payment methods, preferred verticals or a founding year, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. TrafficHaus is active on X, which is listed below.
TrafficJunky
TrafficJunky is an adult CPM advertising network. Its site invites advertisers to reach audiences across PC, mobile and tablet devices and to advertise on Pornhub, YouPorn, RedTube and Tube8 through the TrafficJunky Ad Network and TJ DSP. The homepage states that Pornhub alone has 133 million daily visitors. The platform is a fully automated ad serving system with a self-serve dashboard, where advertisers track their campaigns and adjust bids. Creating the first campaign takes a few clicks, and the site notes that signing up is free and does not require a credit card. Pricing is on a CPM basis: advertisers pay only for the impressions they need. Targeting options named on the homepage are geography, down to specific countries or cities, device and category. The homepage does not list the individual ad formats, a minimum deposit or payment methods, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them.
TrafficShop
TrafficShop is an advertising network that sells mobile and desktop banners, native ads, popunders and skimmed traffic. Banners are offered in IAB-certified sizes. The homepage describes the scale as millions of ad impressions daily and thousands of clients worldwide. Targeting options listed on the site are geography, city, browser, language, frequency cap, IP ranges and dayparting, and the site adds that more options are available inside the platform. Advertisers can track performance in real time with server-to-server tracking, and an API is available for those who manage campaigns programmatically. TrafficShop states that its quality control system filters fraud, bot and malware traffic before it reaches campaigns. Accepted payment methods are PayPal, Visa, MasterCard, Paxum and wire transfer. The site lists Telegram contacts for its team alongside its other social profiles. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum deposit, preferred verticals or whether the platform is self-serve, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. The founding year is not stated as such on the page either, so it is also left empty; the site footer shows a copyright range that starts in 2008.
TrafficStars
TrafficStars is an advertising network that sells traffic through a self-serve advertising platform, which the company describes as easy to use for both beginners and experienced media buyers. Advertisers create and fund campaigns in the platform themselves. The format list on the TrafficStars site is broad and covers most of the placements used in performance campaigns: display banners, native ads, pre-roll video, an IM slider (a message-style unit), push notifications, popunders and interstitials. Campaigns can be bought on CPM, CPC or CPA pricing, so an advertiser can pay for impressions, clicks or conversions depending on the format and the stage of the campaign. The verticals the network highlights on its site are dating, iGaming, forex and nutra, and the footer of the site also refers to adult, dating and gaming traffic. TrafficStars does not publish its minimum deposit or the list of funding methods on its public pages, so both are left out of this profile until an official source confirms them.
TwinRed
TwinRed describes itself as a service provider in the digital advertising sector, established in 2007 and operating from Los Angeles, Barcelona and Luxembourg. It works with both advertisers, who bid on ad spaces, and publishers, who monetize their traffic with control over price and media. The ad formats on offer are display ads (standard banners, floating banners and interstitials), in-stream video pre-rolls, full-page interstitials that TwinRed describes as Google-compliant, popunders and push notification advertising. Inventory is also available through real-time bidding. Clients can choose how to connect: a self-serve platform, a private marketplace, OpenRTB or XML integrations. Advertisers bid in a real-time auction, and a personal account manager is available for support. Targeting options include country, city, device, browser and IP, among others, and the platform supports retargeting through its own engine. Campaigns can be tracked with multiple tracking tokens, and TwinRed lists ad fraud prevention tools and campaign screening among its features. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum deposit, payment methods or preferred verticals, so those fields are left empty in this profile. Contact is through contact@twinred.com or the TwinRed control panel.
UngAds
UngAds is an advertising network founded in 2015 that sells popunder (also called clickunder), push notification and native ad traffic. It states more than 500,000 publishers, over 190 GEOs and 800 million impressions a day, and describes its inventory as direct publisher traffic. Campaigns are bought on CPM or CPC. The targeting list is detailed: location, device type, connection type, mobile carrier, operating system, day and time, frequency capping, browser, category and language. The platform is self-service, with a personal account manager available to help with campaign setup and optimization. It offers API integration with major trackers and runs an anti-fraud system. New campaigns are moderated in about 20 minutes on average during business hours. The site also emphasizes confidentiality for advertisers. Accepted payment methods are PayPal, WebMoney, Paxum, Payoneer, wire transfer, Capitalist and bank card. The homepage does not state a minimum deposit or preferred verticals, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. UngAds runs a Telegram support channel alongside its Facebook and Instagram pages, which are listed below.
Unity Ads
Unity Ads is Unity's in-app advertising network.. Advertisers use it to acquire users for mobile apps and games through ads shown inside other apps. The formats named on the product page are rewarded video, full-screen interstitials and banners. A single SDK connects publishers to the Unity Ads network and to Unity Exchange, and inventory is also sold through bidding in mediation platforms. Campaigns are managed in a self-serve dashboard. Unity's documentation lists two billing types for user acquisition. Cost per install (CPI) charges only for installs attributed to the campaign and is used for install, return on ad spend and event optimization campaigns. Cost per mille (CPM) charges per thousand impressions and is used for creative testing campaigns. If a CPI campaign accrues more than 10,000 impressions without an install in the last 24 hours, Unity switches it to CPM billing. On top of the billing type, campaigns can be set to optimize toward return on ad spend or toward retention and engagement events; these are optimization goals rather than separate pricing models. Unity names its AI model, Vector, as the engine behind targeting of high-value audiences. The pages used for this profile do not state a minimum spend or payment methods, so those fields are left empty.
VDO.AI
VDO.AI is a video advertising platform that works with both brands and publishers. Its homepage frames the mission as redefining consumer experiences and activating global scale across all screens and all streams, with an emphasis on what it calls hyper-personalized video technology. For advertisers, the solutions are grouped into connected TV, online video and advanced display. Two creative tools sit alongside them: the Dexter Engine, an AI-powered creative tool, and GenAI video ads, which generate video ads with AI. The platform highlights multi-layer audience targeting, an engagement-driven user experience and cross-channel integration, so that marketers can communicate with audience profiles in real time across platforms. On the publisher side, VDO.AI monetizes web, in-app and connected TV inventory, with optimization tools and access to premium demand sources. The homepage points to case studies and research in its resources section. It does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, geographic markets, reach figures, a founding year or whether campaigns are self-serve, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. VDO.AI is present on X and Facebook, which are listed below.
Vidoomy
Vidoomy is a video advertising company that connects brands with publishers. For advertisers it offers direct integration with more than 2,000 websites to target specific audiences, with access to billions of daily auctions, and states that it reaches millions of users around the world on mobile, tablet and desktop. It sells three video formats: Slider, inText and inStream. All three are sold on CPV (cost per view) or CPM pricing and share the same features on Vidoomy's site: viewability above 80%, high engagement and customization options. The viewability figure is Vidoomy's own. Brand safety is part of the pitch: ads appear on premium sites, and the company describes its goal as reaching the right user at the right time and place. Vidoomy operates across Latin America and Europe, with its headquarters in Spain and offices in Colombia, Argentina, Panama, Mexico, Chile, Peru and the United Kingdom. The homepage does not state a minimum spend, payment methods, targeting options, preferred verticals, a founding year or whether campaigns are self-serve, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them.
VisitWeb
VisitWeb is a teaser advertising network founded in 2009. It states more than one billion impressions a day and over 15 million clicks daily. The network offers eight ad formats: teasers, mobile blind, lite blind, clickunder, embed, messenger, slider and direct link. Campaigns are bought per click. The site publishes a minimum bid in roubles and a minimum deposit of 150 roubles; because the catalog records minimum deposits in US dollars, the amount is given here in the description only. VisitWeb lists 28 filters and targeting options, including mobile operator, browser, geography, platform and time, click number, age and sex, browser language, IP filtering, and blacklists and whitelists. The advertiser can launch a campaign in about 15 seconds, and the platform supports split testing, detailed reporting and postback tracking. A second-price auction option is available on premium tiers. The campaign calculator lists categories such as news, dating, entertainment, automotive, health, computers, shopping, real estate, tourism, sports and finance. The homepage does not state payment methods, so that field is left empty in this profile.
Zeropark
Zeropark has been in ad tech since 2012 and sells two kinds of direct traffic: pop (full-screen pop and popunder ads) and domain redirect, which sends visitors who type in parked or expired domains straight to the advertiser's landing page. Both are priced per view (CPV) or per thousand impressions (CPM). The platform is self-serve: advertisers set and change bids, targeting and budgets themselves while a campaign is live. Targeting goes down to device, operating system, browser, carrier, keyword, country, region and city across 195 countries. Keyword targeting is especially relevant for domain redirect traffic, because the typed-in domain says a lot about intent. Zeropark lists a long range of supported verticals: gambling and sports betting, surveys and sweepstakes, downloads and antivirus, dating, gaming, nutra, crypto, adult, streaming, e-commerce, travel, lead generation and trading platforms among them. The minimum top-up is $200, and once the account is approved the first top-up is non-refundable; if the account is rejected, it is returned. Funding options are credit card, PayPal, bank transfer and Revolut, each with its own limit on the first deposit before the account is verified.
Zoomd
Zoomd is an app performance marketing and user acquisition platform. Its homepage describes a unified platform that lets advertisers manage and optimize campaigns across more than 600 media sources from one dashboard, with real-time insights. The products listed are mobile user acquisition across those media sources, a mobile demand-side platform for programmatic buying, creator-generated content, influencer marketing, Albert.ai (an AI campaign management platform) and Digital 360, a broader performance marketing service. The services are available both fully self-serve and as managed solutions. Zoomd states that it operates globally, with a strong presence in North America, Latin America, Europe and Asia, and serves more than 80 countries. Its homepage names FREE NOW, Dostavista, Headway and HitCraft among its clients, covering gaming, entertainment, e-commerce and fintech. The homepage does not state pricing models, a minimum spend, payment methods, detailed targeting options, a founding year or a headquarters location, so those fields are left empty in this profile until an official page confirms them. Zoomd is present on Facebook and X, which are listed below.